dragon mountain, zaldrīzes blēnonl as the valyrians called
it, was only ever mentioned once in all of westeros and es
sos. written in a book by a sailor who became mad. his scr
ipts which told of a string of small mountains, menacing w
ith rocks that lookedb like dragon's teeth, were lost to the
world save for a single copy, buried beneath a child's bed i
n riverrun. now, had anyone read it and takenl it seriously
and exploredl the mountains which lied south of valyria th
en they would have discovered something equally incredib
le and horrifying. you see, when valyria was destroyed fou
r centuries agol the targaryens weren't the only ones to es
cape death. a group of powerful sorcerers, skilled in all fo
rms of magic, stole away in a small and inconspicuous boa
t with dragons eggs tucked beneath their arms. south they
traveled till ash no longer fell on their backs and shoulder
s. when they came across the smalll mountains they knew
that with the death of so manyl dragons their magic too w
ould fade. so they petrified themselves and their dragons,
enclosing their bodies within the mountains until the day t
hat balance restored and they could again claim the skies.
it, was only ever mentioned once in all of westeros and es
sos. written in a book by a sailor who became mad. his scr
ipts which told of a string of small mountains, menacing w
ith rocks that lookedb like dragon's teeth, were lost to the
world save for a single copy, buried beneath a child's bed i
n riverrun. now, had anyone read it and takenl it seriously
and exploredl the mountains which lied south of valyria th
en they would have discovered something equally incredib
le and horrifying. you see, when valyria was destroyed fou
r centuries agol the targaryens weren't the only ones to es
cape death. a group of powerful sorcerers, skilled in all fo
rms of magic, stole away in a small and inconspicuous boa
t with dragons eggs tucked beneath their arms. south they
traveled till ash no longer fell on their backs and shoulder
s. when they came across the smalll mountains they knew
that with the death of so manyl dragons their magic too w
ould fade. so they petrified themselves and their dragons,
enclosing their bodies within the mountains until the day t
hat balance restored and they could again claim the skies.
